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Read More: Cops Charge Bristol Man For Fighting, Biting OfficersA Bristol Borough man was charged this week after allegedly violating a protection from abuse order shortly before Christmas.
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Read More: Snow Could Cause Problems For Friday CommuteA chance of snow could cause problems for the Friday commute.
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Read More: Credit Union Expands, Relocates HeadquartersA Bristol Township-based credit union will move their headquarters to Newtown Township this year.
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Read More: Levittown Resident Charged With Touching College StudentsA Levittown man has been charged with entering New Jersey dorm rooms where young women were sleeping.
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Read More: On First Day In Office, Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick Introduces Anti-Corruption LegislationFor Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, Tuesday was a busy first day at his new job.
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Read More: As Congressional Career Ends, Mike Fitzpatrick Looks BackIt was cold, the skies were overcast and Republican Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick, just a year into his first term, was…
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Read More: Bucks County Teen Peace & Social Justice Summit ScheduledAccording to the Southern Poverty Law Center, hate crimes across the nation have increased 35 percent since November, with much…
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Read More: House Fire Caused By CandleA small fire New Year’s Day was caused by a candle.
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Read More: Troopers Investigate Burglary At MarinaPennsylvania State Police were called to a marina New Year’s Day to investigate the burglary of several boats.
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Read More: Despite What You Saw On Facebook, Bristol Twp. Schools Are Open January 2It was a prank … and some parents were fooled.
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Read More: Man Injured In New Year’s Day Fireworks AccidentA man was taken to the hospital early New Year’s Day after a fireworks accident.
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Read More: Bristol Looks To Continue Positive Business Trend In 2017Last year was big for the business landscape in Bristol Borough. More businesses entered the main business corridor, the dock…
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Read More: Police Ask For ID Of Man At Frozen Yogurt ShopPolice in Falls Township are asking for the public’s help to identify a theft suspect.
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Read More: Assistant Fleeces Retired Businessman Of More Than $240,000Edward Mackin trusted the Philadelphia woman he employed as his executive assistant until he discovered she broke that trust.



















